This legislation would promote construction of regionally significant projects by providing a 30% tax credit for investment in qualifying electric transmission.
Steven Horsford
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Steven Alexzander Horsford is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Nevada's 4th congressional district since 2013, with a break from 2015 to 2019. He is a member of the Democratic Party. During his time in office, Horsford has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development, advocating for policies that benefit working families in Nevada. He has also been involved in efforts to address gun violence and improve infrastructure in his district.
We have to pass the George Floyd Justice and Policing Act and the president and vice president share our goals in making sure that we hold officers accountable by ending very draconian practices like the chokehold that contributed to the…
I do not think we realized how difficult it would be for state UI offices to produce on such an outdated technology system.
Since February of this year, more than one in four Nevada workers have lost their jobs statewide, pushing the state's unemployment rate to 30.1 percent.
We need to move this forward and create solutions now while we address the longer-term, kind of, systemic issues.
The child poverty rate could be cut in half if Congress would approve the American Family Act.
The inequities we see today were not caused by COVID-19. They are a result of systemic racism.
They want to have leadership that is going to put us on a new path that addresses income inequalities, social disparities, health outcomes, and job and economic opportunity.
We also need to make sure that we help all small businesses, particularly our minority, women, and veteran-owned businesses.
Unfortunately, those actions taken by the President at Lafayette Square do not bring us closer to solving these problems.
It is important that lawmakers can look outside their windows and see and hear protesters.
Unfortunately, the President, in an effort to have an ill-advised and unnecessary photo op, decided to upend the First Amendment rights of peaceful protesters at Lafayette Park by using tear gas and firing rubber pellets on them.
We need to continue to have honest dialogue about race and other injustices and, more importantly, act boldly for the change that we need.
Instead, this President acted like an authoritarian dictator, and used excessive force so he could stage a 3-minute photo op.
What took place at Lafayette Park stands against our Nation's ideals. Peaceful protestors were exercising their First Amendment constitutional rights.
I want to thank you for allowing me to address an issue that is important to my State of Nevada.
The core goal of the U.S. Constitution is to divide powers between all three branches of government...
The misleading information that continues to come out from the other side about the House not doing its job...
I would suggest flipping the burden, so that is to say, have the National Emergencies Act where the president can declare an emergency for a brief period of time, say 60 days, and unless Congress comes in and ratifies that within 60 days…
This particular issue impacts my constituents and so many other veterans that have served our country.
I would appreciate any advanced notice as it impacts the mission critical objectives that each of these installations play.
President Trump has rerouted billions of dollars in congressionally approved funding for military projects throughout the country to build his unnecessary and ineffective border wall.





